Adonis coffee sells in town at 25 cents a pound
In a friendly note from February 9 1908 the writer explains how her father fixed his coffee problem with Adonis coffee bought for 25 cents per pound. The message claims better taste and satisfaction now that a reliable source is found.
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Papa
Mamma
Jacobs
Ring’s Little Liver Pills Ad Promotes Health
An early 20th century ad touts Ring’s Little Liver Pills to “wake up lazy livers” and cleanse the system for bilious ness and sick headache. It notes a price of 2i and lists Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. Annelita M. Lecharritte runs the Emporium on Capitol Avenue with a parlor for mani curing and marmaging and offers shampooing and hairdressing as a specialty.
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Ring
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Annelita M. Lecharritte
Emporium
Capitol Avenue
Local Officials and Residents Return from Denver and California
Bishop J J Keane and Alderman Henry Sweet have returned from Denver while Deputy Sheriff Tom Powers returns to Torrington. Charles Jankovasky remains home due to rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Edward Dolan visit from Pine Bluffs. John Harrington returns from Southern California with his family. Mrs Harrington and the children stay in California for now.
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Hishop
J. J. Keane
Denver
Henry Sweet
Tom Powers
Torrington
Charles Jankovasky
Edward Dolan
Pine Bluffs
John Harrington
California
Pette Shows Nerve In Wild Street Horse Standoff
James Pette employed at Dildine Mvery stable heroically maintained his grip on a frightened horse to stop a runaway. The animal bolted after buckling near Capitol avenue and Seventeenth street, overturning a buggy and dragging it past the Telephone building and Stock Growers' Bank before calm returned. Pette suffered bruises but no serious injuries.
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James Pette
Capitol Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Pette
Dildine Mvery Stable
Rae
Crook Drug Store
Stock Grow
Death Calls Warlamount A Pioneer Citizen
John H. Warlamount died Tuesday night at his daughter’s home in Casper after weeks visiting. His body will be shipped to Cheyenne for funeral arrangements to be announced. His mother in Riverside Iowa is dying and Lou Warlamount heads there. He is survived by a widow, several children, and brothers Low Cheyenne Peter Green River and Frank Cripple Creek.
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J. H. Warlamount
Cheyenne
Timothy Daley
Casper
Mr. Warramount
Riverside
Iowa
Lou Warlamount
Union Pacific
John H. Warlamount
Low Warlamount
Peter Warlamount
Green River
Frank Warlamount
Creek
Colo
Knight’s for Costumes Rents for Alert Masquerade
Knight’s, 312 West Sixteenth Street, offers the finest and most complete display of fancy costumes in Cheyenne with reasonable rentals. Also notes Hack service moved to Senate bar at Sixteenth and Ferguson streets and Metropole stables day carriage calls. Delights of the Sea promotes Colorado & Southern low tow rates to the Mexican Gulf and more.
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Knight's
Weat
Sixteenth Street
Alert
Cheyenne
Henry Hoffman
Har
Senate Bar
Sixteenth
Ferguson Streets
Metropole Stables
Calla
Colorado & Southern
Mexican Gulf
T. B. Fisher
Denver
Funeral for Judge Loring Stone Held at Masonic Temple
The funeral of Judge Loring F. E. Stone was held yesterday at 2 PM in the Masonic temple. Scottish Rite Masons conducted the service with Judge J. A. Riner leading and Rev. F. L. Moore pronouncing the last rites. Choir members sang Hymns and Lakeview cemetery received the interment amid floral offerings.
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Loring FE. Stone
Masonic Temple
J. A. Riner
F. L. Moore
First Congregational Church
Curtis L. Hinkle
T. B. Kennedy
Leather Goods Sale at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
One third off on all leather goods advertised by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co with a deadline of February 15. The notice highlights a limited time discount on all leather items available at the store.
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The
Palace Pharmacy Drug CO
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim One Day Cure
Advertisement notes a cold remedy Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a cure in one day. Druggists refund money if the treatment fails to work and each box bears E W Groves signature.
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E. W. Grove
Supper at Alert's Ball Supports Catholic Church
The ladies of the Catholic church prepared a masquerade supper at the Alerts' event. Plates are 35 cents each.
Reforming Parole Helps Most Wayward Children
New York data show that 6 597 children paroled since the parole system began five years ago largely avoided reoffending. About 1 031 were returned to court for recurrent misconduct and sent to institutions, per the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children annual report presented to the board of directors. Kennedy's Laxative Cough syrup advertised.
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New York
Court of Special Seasions
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Yeaterday
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W. C. Miller
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L. E. Stone
Union Mercantile Co
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India
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